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The architecture of attention, deciding where your eyes go before your brain agrees.
means The arrangement of visual or physical elements in a space, page, or interface to organize and guide.
from From the plain English to lay out, spreading things deliberately rather than dumping them; print and design seized the noun in the 1800s.
Print rootsBorn when typesetters physically arranged metal type by hand.
Invisible winGood layout is noticed only when it fails.
Grid lawMost great designs hide on strict underlying grids.